Welcome to AFT Lone Star's "Build-A-Chancellor" Survey. As employees of Lone Star College, we are stakeholders in the future of the college. AFT would like to know what qualities, background and experience your IDEAL chancellor would have if you could "Build-A-Chancellor". While we have put a light spin on our theme, this opportunity for change is very serious and your input is extremely important. Please take a moment to share your vision of what the next chancellor profile should look like. While we ask for brief demographics, be assured that your anonymity will remain protected in all responses and comments. AFT-Lone Star will share the polled results with the Board of Trustees.

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* 1. For demographic purposes, what is your position in the college?

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* 3. How many years of college or university teaching experience do you think are important for a chancellor?

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* 4. Ideally, how many years do you think a prospective chancellor should have served in his/her last position?

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* 5. Do you think a discipline-specific doctorate (not education) is an important qualification?

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* 6. How important are the following in the new chancellor?

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Proven record of negotiating tactfully and fairly with people from a broad range of socioeconomic and ethnic backgrounds
Proven ability to maintain cordial relations with faculty and staff
Proven record of integrity and transparency
Proven record of emphasizing academic standards in the face of shifting enrollment trends
Proven record of expanding educational opportunities for underrepresented populations
Reflects the diversity of Lone Star College students and community

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* 7. Please identify your position on the following possible agenda items for the new chancellor.

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Supporting the expansion of remote work opportunities for employees
Investing more resources in safe working and learning environments
Expanding dual credit partnerships with schools INSIDE the LSC tax district
Expanding dual credit partnerships with schools OUTSIDE the LSC tax district
Raising adjunct pay
Increasing the percentage of full-time faculty
Supporting employees' right to representation on matters of wages, benefits and working conditions
Championing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Responding to the needs of the local community
Eliminating caps on number of online/hybrid classes faculty can teach
Targeting pay increases to match or exceed inflation
Offering separation incentive programs on a regular basis
Engaging in meaningful dialogue with faculty and staff
Respecting academic freedom
Respecting faculty's prerogative in enforcing student academic integrity
Enforcing due process for all employees regardless of contract status
Insisting that corrective action plans focus on improvement rather than termination
Championing the college at the state and national level
Supporting the option of paying into Social Security for employees who want it

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* 8. When it comes to leadership and decision making, where do you think most of it should come from? (ex: personnel issues, course offerings, student services) Move the slider to your preference.

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* 9. Do you have any additional thoughts that would complete your ideal chancellor?

Please encourage your colleagues to participate by taking this survey.

If you have any questions or comments for AFT regarding this survey, please feel free to contact us.

Phone: 281-889-1009
Email: aftlonestar@yahoo.com
Website: www.aftlonestar.org

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